chore(main): release web-sdk 1.7.3

[openfeaturebot]

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1.7.3 (2026-01-29)

🔄 Refactoring

• move Multi-Provider shared code to core package (#1324) (baf33f0)

Dependencies

• The following workspace dependencies were updated
  • devDependencies
    • @openfeature/core bumped from ^1.9.0 to ^1.9.2

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request represents an automated release for the OpenFeature Web-SDK, advancing its version to 1.7.3. The update primarily incorporates a refactoring change that relocates shared Multi-Provider code into the core package, alongside a minor update to a development dependency. This ensures the Web-SDK remains current and benefits from shared core functionalities.

Highlights

• Web-SDK Release: The OpenFeature Web-SDK has been released as version 1.7.3.
• Refactoring: Shared Multi-Provider code has been moved to the core package to improve modularity and reusability.
• Dependency Update: The development dependency for @openfeature/core has been updated from ^1.9.0 to ^1.9.2.

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Code Review

This pull request is for the release of web-sdk version 1.7.3. The changes are mainly version bumps and documentation updates, which appear to be standard for a release. However, I've noticed a potential issue with the peerDependencies configuration in packages/web/package.json. While a devDependency is updated, the corresponding peerDependency is not, which could cause issues for users of this package. Please see my specific comment for details.

[gemini-code-assist]

The devDependencies for @openfeature/core is being updated to ^1.9.2, but the peerDependencies version for it on line 53 remains ^1.9.0. The changelog indicates that multi-provider code was moved to the core package, which likely means this SDK now requires a newer version of @openfeature/core.

To prevent potential runtime errors for consumers of this package, the peerDependencies should be updated to reflect the new minimum required version. If features from @openfeature/[email protected] are now necessary, the peerDependencies should be bumped to ^1.9.2.

[toddbaert]

Due to #1324, we will have to update the minimum core version to 1.9.2 so that references from this SDK to core do not break.

I will do this manually on release.